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Title: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: JackL on May 12, 2008, 07:59:54 PM (http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g167/kr-yppy/ops/IMG_0240.jpg)
Looks like Miami will be first to break $4.00 Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: trx#9 on May 12, 2008, 08:45:01 PM Corrupt politician's thats all i got to say.
I heard diesel is $2.00 a gallon in Mexico. :-\ Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: AmericanRobster on May 12, 2008, 09:06:09 PM Thats why I am car pooling during the week to get to work so I can have money and not have to worry about gas that much only on the weekends and short errands during the week do I drive my truck. I am thinking about buying that water 4 gas thing
Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: greenmachine on May 13, 2008, 02:43:52 PM Corrupt politician's thats all i got to say. It is less than .50cents in BrazilI heard diesel is $2.00 a gallon in Mexico. :-\ Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: digginfool on May 13, 2008, 03:57:23 PM There are a number of reasons why fuel prices are rising but more than anything, you can blame this mess (and most of the others over the last couple decades) on Wall Street.
Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: trx#9 on May 13, 2008, 04:07:40 PM There are a number of reasons why fuel prices are rising but more than anything, you can blame this mess (and most of the others over the last couple decades) on Wall Street. Wall street doesn't set the price for a barrel of oil.Just remember what GOP stands for (gouging oil prices) ;D Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: 94Hardbody4x4 on May 13, 2008, 04:21:38 PM Nope, here in Vero I saw it at $3.99 2 days ago. But ofcourse, 3 miles away on the other side of town it's only $3.69. And 1 town north of us it's in the $3.50's.
Oh, and when I drove to Kuntucky two weekends ago, every state along the way was $3.39 and below. But as soon as you cross the Florida border the prices rose $.30. Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: JackL on May 13, 2008, 05:43:17 PM Nope, here in Vero I saw it at $3.99 2 days ago. But ofcourse, 3 miles away on the other side of town it's only $3.69. And 1 town north of us it's in the $3.50's. Oh, and when I drove to Kuntucky two weekends ago, every state along the way was $3.39 and below. But as soon as you cross the Florida border the prices rose $.30. I believe the cheapest in South Florida right now is $3.79. I think I am going to go buy a 2.9L Canyon. Thing will pay for itself in a year. Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: TRX450R_Racer on May 13, 2008, 05:57:42 PM Motorcycle 45MPG.......................at least mine
Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: JackL on May 13, 2008, 06:11:09 PM Motorcycle 45MPG.......................at least mine Pretty hard to work out of a bike without a really stupid looking trailer, and rainy season is almost here. I like to go out after 3:00PM sometimes in the summer. ;) Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: TRX450R_Racer on May 13, 2008, 06:20:59 PM I sit in a cubical all day. All I have to do is make it there the without getting wet. I can deal with the rain. It's the retards driving that are the problem.
Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: Rare Earth Rider on May 13, 2008, 09:06:26 PM Check out gas prices around Fla. $4.09 Key west
http://www.floridastategasprices.com/ Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: JackL on May 13, 2008, 09:08:16 PM I sit in a cubical all day. All I have to do is make it there the without getting wet. I can deal with the rain. It's the retards driving that are the problem. Ain't that the truth. Check out gas prices around Fla. $4.09 Key west [url]http://www.floridastategasprices.com/[/url] Ouch. Gonna be a long summer. Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: Ida_Mann on May 14, 2008, 08:27:08 AM still at $3.72 for PREMIUM at Sams club a couple days ago.
the prices at their pumps don't seem to fluctuate as much as the others. Id@ Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: JackL on May 14, 2008, 09:12:18 AM still at $3.72 for PREMIUM at Sams club a couple days ago. the prices at their pumps don't seem to fluctuate as much as the others. Id@ You should probably stock up! How much is the regular going for there? Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: Ida_Mann on May 14, 2008, 09:15:53 AM still at $3.72 for PREMIUM at Sams club a couple days ago. the prices at their pumps don't seem to fluctuate as much as the others. Id@ You should probably stock up! How much is the regular going for there? didn't even look because I only put premium in the truck due to the programmer, but usually about $.20 lower than the premium. I might have the opportunity today to stop by and I'll snap a pic. Id@ Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: FoxHondaRider on May 14, 2008, 09:27:27 AM oh man hopefully its not coming to a neighborhood near me! Venezuela, gas is $0.19 USD a gallon. Yes 19 cents lol anyone care to pitch in and buy a cargo ship with huge gas tanks and bring it back here?
Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: digginfool on May 14, 2008, 09:50:54 AM There are a number of reasons why fuel prices are rising but more than anything, you can blame this mess (and most of the others over the last couple decades) on Wall Street. Wall street doesn't set the price for a barrel of oil.Just remember what GOP stands for (gouging oil prices) ;D You're joking, right? Where do you think all the oil futures are traded? In the commodities markets around the world, with the New York Mercantile Exchange (located just blocks from Wall Street, adjacent to the site of the WTC) being the largest. Speculators are the single largest reason oil futures continue to climb. It has absolutely nothing to do with the GOP. Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: trx#9 on May 14, 2008, 07:29:37 PM There are a number of reasons why fuel prices are rising but more than anything, you can blame this mess (and most of the others over the last couple decades) on Wall Street. Wall street doesn't set the price for a barrel of oil.Just remember what GOP stands for (gouging oil prices) ;D You're joking, right? Where do you think all the oil futures are traded? In the commodities markets around the world, with the New York Mercantile Exchange (located just blocks from Wall Street, adjacent to the site of the WTC) being the largest. Speculators are the single largest reason oil futures continue to climb. It has absolutely nothing to do with the GOP. Maybe if they set the agenda a little higher oil prices will fall. Kinda like Enron all over again. ;) Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: JackL on May 14, 2008, 10:48:57 PM You're joking, right? Where do you think all the oil futures are traded? In the commodities markets around the world, with the New York Mercantile Exchange (located just blocks from Wall Street, adjacent to the site of the WTC) being the largest. Speculators are the single largest reason oil futures continue to climb. It has absolutely nothing to do with the GOP. It is crystal clear Diggin, the GOP has done nothing to curb China's appetite for oil so the blame falls squarely on them. ;) Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: Ida_Mann on May 15, 2008, 10:40:02 AM hey, at least the good thing about the election coming up is that when Osam, Oback, Obama wins, we can just blame him.
It's the democrat way 8) Id@ Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: digginfool on May 15, 2008, 12:02:13 PM There are a number of reasons why fuel prices are rising but more than anything, you can blame this mess (and most of the others over the last couple decades) on Wall Street. Wall street doesn't set the price for a barrel of oil.Just remember what GOP stands for (gouging oil prices) ;D You're joking, right? Where do you think all the oil futures are traded? In the commodities markets around the world, with the New York Mercantile Exchange (located just blocks from Wall Street, adjacent to the site of the WTC) being the largest. Speculators are the single largest reason oil futures continue to climb. It has absolutely nothing to do with the GOP. Maybe if they set the agenda a little higher oil prices will fall. Kinda like Enron all over again. ;) Again, you are wrong. OPEC only controls production quotas. In some respects, in a normal market, that has an effect on prices (supply and demand law at work) but OPEC absolutely does not set the price of oil; the commodities market does that, as was pointed out before. Furthermore, this is hardly a 'normal' market. Speculation is driving the market and the primary focus is fear; oil prices jump 10% everytime somebody farts in an oil producing country. And what does Enron have to do with the price of oil? Their primary business was buying and selling excess power capacity of electric grids among the various utilities around the country. They were involved in the distribution of natural gas and owned some utilities as well, so get your story straight. Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: trx#9 on May 15, 2008, 12:24:54 PM There are a number of reasons why fuel prices are rising but more than anything, you can blame this mess (and most of the others over the last couple decades) on Wall Street. Wall street doesn't set the price for a barrel of oil.Just remember what GOP stands for (gouging oil prices) ;D You're joking, right? Where do you think all the oil futures are traded? In the commodities markets around the world, with the New York Mercantile Exchange (located just blocks from Wall Street, adjacent to the site of the WTC) being the largest. Speculators are the single largest reason oil futures continue to climb. It has absolutely nothing to do with the GOP. Maybe if they set the agenda a little higher oil prices will fall. Kinda like Enron all over again. ;) Again, you are wrong. OPEC only controls production quotas. In some respects, in a normal market, that has an effect on prices (supply and demand law at work) but OPEC absolutely does not set the price of oil; the commodities market does that, as was pointed out before. Furthermore, this is hardly a 'normal' market. Speculation is driving the market and the primary focus is fear; oil prices jump 10% everytime somebody farts in an oil producing country. And what does Enron have to do with the price of oil? Their primary business was buying and selling excess power capacity of electric grids among the various utilities around the country. They were involved in the distribution of natural gas and owned some utilities as well, so get your story straight. Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: digginfool on May 15, 2008, 12:35:38 PM There are a number of reasons why fuel prices are rising but more than anything, you can blame this mess (and most of the others over the last couple decades) on Wall Street. Wall street doesn't set the price for a barrel of oil.Just remember what GOP stands for (gouging oil prices) ;D You're joking, right? Where do you think all the oil futures are traded? In the commodities markets around the world, with the New York Mercantile Exchange (located just blocks from Wall Street, adjacent to the site of the WTC) being the largest. Speculators are the single largest reason oil futures continue to climb. It has absolutely nothing to do with the GOP. Maybe if they set the agenda a little higher oil prices will fall. Kinda like Enron all over again. ;) Again, you are wrong. OPEC only controls production quotas. In some respects, in a normal market, that has an effect on prices (supply and demand law at work) but OPEC absolutely does not set the price of oil; the commodities market does that, as was pointed out before. Furthermore, this is hardly a 'normal' market. Speculation is driving the market and the primary focus is fear; oil prices jump 10% everytime somebody farts in an oil producing country. And what does Enron have to do with the price of oil? Their primary business was buying and selling excess power capacity of electric grids among the various utilities around the country. They were involved in the distribution of natural gas and owned some utilities as well, so get your story straight. What in the hell are you talking about? What books are being manipulated by OPEC? They don't report to anybody and nobody invests in them! They are a cartel; a group of commodity suppliers that set production levels. Through collusion, they remove competition amongst themselves and alter normal market patterns, maximizing their own profits. You need to just stop before you convince the world you don't have a clue. I think I need to go back to my old sig. Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: trx#9 on May 15, 2008, 12:45:34 PM There production quotas. You don't think there predictions short fall on accident do ya. Thats why they won't increase production, over producing will make the price fall. Dee Dee Dee!
Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: digginfool on May 15, 2008, 12:49:32 PM There production quotas. You don't think there predictions short fall on accident do ya. Thats why they won't increase production, over producing will make the price fall. Dee Dee Dee! Like I said, I need to go back to my old sig; "Never argue with an idiot." Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: trx#9 on May 15, 2008, 01:02:18 PM There production quotas. You don't think there predictions short fall on accident do ya. Thats why they won't increase production, over producing will make the price fall. Dee Dee Dee! Like I said, I need to go back to my old sig; "Never argue with an idiot." Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: digginfool on May 15, 2008, 01:13:13 PM There production quotas. You don't think there predictions short fall on accident do ya. Thats why they won't increase production, over producing will make the price fall. Dee Dee Dee! Like I said, I need to go back to my old sig; "Never argue with an idiot." Aren't you the witty one? Try not to hurt yourself thinking up such droll responses. Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: trx#9 on May 15, 2008, 01:24:10 PM There production quotas. You don't think there predictions short fall on accident do ya. Thats why they won't increase production, over producing will make the price fall. Dee Dee Dee! Like I said, I need to go back to my old sig; "Never argue with an idiot." Aren't you the witty one? Try not to hurt yourself thinking up such droll responses. Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: MudMan on May 15, 2008, 01:27:19 PM There production quotas. You don't think there predictions short fall on accident do ya. Thats why they won't increase production, over producing will make the price fall. Dee Dee Dee! Like I said, I need to go back to my old sig; "Never argue with an idiot." Aren't you the witty one? Try not to hurt yourself thinking up such droll responses. I found it quite humorous and witty Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: digginfool on May 15, 2008, 03:10:45 PM There production quotas. You don't think there predictions short fall on accident do ya. Thats why they won't increase production, over producing will make the price fall. Dee Dee Dee! Like I said, I need to go back to my old sig; "Never argue with an idiot." Aren't you the witty one? Try not to hurt yourself thinking up such droll responses. I found it quite humorous and witty I'm not surprised you did. You've always proved yourself to have such a sophisticated sense of humor. Oh, let's not forget intelligent, well thought-out contributions to any meaningful thread. You two are definitely peas in a pod. Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: Ida_Mann on May 15, 2008, 03:22:21 PM but if one were talking in front of a mirror, wouldn't you most likely agree with everything you just said?
oi Id@ Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: JackL on May 15, 2008, 04:57:58 PM but if one were talking in front of a mirror, wouldn't you most likely agree with everything you just said? oi Id@ LMAO. Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: trx#9 on May 15, 2008, 10:59:56 PM but if one were talking in front of a mirror, wouldn't you most likely agree with everything you just said? Most people!oi Id@ Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: Ida_Mann on May 16, 2008, 07:20:32 AM by the way, went to Sammyclub yesterday and filled up, $3.61 for regular and $3.81 for premium,,,,,on the way home passed a Sunoco that was charging $4.11 for premium.
Id@ Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: 1FasterBlaster on May 16, 2008, 09:04:49 AM Can a food processor really make fuel from banana peels and garbage? Only if I'm trying to get to the future right?
I was in the hospital for a week and came out and saw the gas prices. I was like,"Holy Shizzit!!" It was $3.65 when I went in, and it's now $3.74. I think I'm gonna start riding in a Limo, the cost per week is almost the same!! Title: Re: Coming soon to a neighborhood near you. Post by: trx#9 on May 16, 2008, 09:16:51 AM Can a food processor really make fuel from banana peels and garbage? Only if I'm trying to get to the future right? 80 cents a gallon in south America, I say we all move down there and only speak English. We can do like the Mexican's do here, make them change there culture for us. ;)I was in the hospital for a week and came out and saw the gas prices. I was like,"Holy Shizzit!!" It was $3.65 when I went in, and it's now $3.74. I think I'm gonna start riding in a Limo, the cost per week is almost the same!! |